New Construction For Sale in Mount Baker, Seattle

New home in Mount Baker, across from Bradner Gardens Park, with deck views of the downtown skyline. The main floor centers on a waterfall-edge quartz island with seating. A gas range sits in the island under a stainless hood, letting the home chef face the room, while floor-to-ceiling flat-panel cabinetry and a matching quartz backsplash keep counters clear and cleanup quick. A wall of sliding glass doors opens the dining and living areas to a wide deck, extending the entertaining space outdoors, and a linear fireplace in a stone-look surround warms the room when the weather turns. An office by the entry gives work a door of its own, with a powder room and attached garage close at hand. Upstairs, the primary suite opens to its own deck with an outdoor fireplace for evenings under the skyline, plus a dual-sink vanity, freestanding soaking tub, glass walk-in shower, walk-in closet and laundry right where the clothes are. The lower level lives like its own wing: bedrooms that open to a balcony, a bath with dual sinks, and a second living area with a fireplace for movie nights or overnight guests. Plank flooring runs through every level for easy upkeep. Ductless mini-splits heat and cool room by room, so comfort follows you through the house. Stainless refrigerator, dishwasher and range are in place. I-90 and downtown are minutes away.

FINAL 2 HOMES REMAIN!! Introducing 8|GRAND, a new collection of 2-bedroom homes by Ruffhouse Development. Bold, efficient split-bedroom layout with clean lines, contemporary finishes, premium appliances including washer/dryer, and energy-efficient systems like recessed zoned heat & A/C. On a hillside along a dead-end street, each 3-story home opens to 2nd floor main living spaces; select homes enjoy EV-ready off-street parking. Less than a block from Amy Yee Tennis Center & Coleman Park, with easy access to I-90 and the future Judkin Park LINK light rail station, just ½ mile away.

Meet The Leeward—three residences, one remarkable Mount Baker property, and far more possibilities than the word “triplex” suggests. A main residence, attached ADU, and detached home create three distinct living environments that can work together—or entirely on their own. Live in one and rent the others. Create space for guests, work, or long-term income. And then there’s the setting: Lake Washington and Mt. Rainier stretch across the view, framed by multiple levels and expansive outdoor spaces. The main residence delivers the details that are increasingly hard to find in Seattle—four bedrooms on one level, A/C, an oversized pantry, generous storage, and a rec room with its own bath. Even the parking is unexpected: a two-car garage plus additional off-street spaces. Three residences. Big views. Real income potential. Remarkable flexibility. The Leeward isn’t your typical triplex—and that’s exactly the point.

Welcome to Leeward, an architecturally distinctive three-residence new construction community in Mount Baker. This detached two-bedroom home is decidedly its own place—with a view that belongs to something much bigger. Looking across Lake Washington to Mt. Rainier, there’s a sense of remove here—not far away, just slightly apart. The architecture makes room for life beyond the walls. A deck opens to the view. A private patio brings things back down to earth. Coffee outside. Dinner under the sky. A place to read, gather, or simply watch the lake, mountain, and weather change with the light. Inside, natural finishes and thoughtful proportions keep things warm, modern, and unfussy. Two bedrooms leave room for guests, work, or whatever comes next. A dedicated surface parking space is included. Two bedrooms. Two outdoor spaces. One remarkable view.

Announcing the Leeward. A collection of spaces, residences, and possibilities, composed around one extraordinary setting. Three distinct living environments—the main residence, an ADU, and a detached home—create a property that can evolve with the people who live here. Family. Guests. Work. Rental income. A little separation when you want it. And then there’s the view. Lake Washington and Mt. Rainier become part of the architecture, unfolding across multiple levels and expansive outdoor spaces. Inside, the design favors warmth and livability over excess: natural finishes, air conditioning, generous storage, an oversized pantry, a rec room with its own bath, and the increasingly elusive luxury of four bedrooms on one level. Outside, there is room to gather, retreat, entertain, and breathe. Even the parking breaks the Seattle mold: a two-car garage plus two additional off-street spaces. Three residences. Four parking spaces. Big views. Serious flexibility. All in Mount Baker. A house that doesn’t ask you to live one particular way.